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The MINI Cooper Clubman 2020 is the latest chapter in MINI’s celebrated compact hatch‑back legacy, adding a crossover‑style flare that expands its appeal and offers a fresh aesthetic to a loyal fan base. While the base MINI Cooper Clubman price varies from one market to another, this model typically commands a premium over the standard MINI Cooper due to its larger roofline, added cargo space, and adjacent trim options. For buyers considering the MINI Cooper Clubman 2020 price, the vehicle sits comfortably within the compact crossover segment, offering an attractive mix of performance, style, and practicality.

• Engine & Performance: 2.0‑liter inline‑4, 147 hp, 148 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 7‑speed automated manual (AMG 7‑speed), or 6‑speed manual (for base models)
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (RWD available on higher trims)
• Wheelbase: 94.1 in (239 cm)
• Overall Length: 175.2 in (445 cm)
• Overall Width: 69.3 in (176 cm)
• Overall Height: 59.9 in (152 cm)
• Boot Capacity: 21 ft³ (603 L) – can expand to 45 ft³ (1,272 L) with rear seats folded
• Fuel Economy: 32 mpg city / 30 mpg highway / 31 mpg combined (EPA)
• Key Features: UHD infotainment system, Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, advanced safety package, Panoramic sunroof

When evaluating the used MINI Cooper Clubman price, factors such as condition, mileage, trim level, and local market demand play critical roles. A gently used 2020 model with lower mileage typically sells at a discount of 15‑25% relative to the new car, depending on the region and dealer pricing strategies. The MINI Cooper Clubman depreciation curve follows the automotive industry norm: first‑year depreciation tends to be the steepest, generally around 15‑20% of the original MSRP. Subsequent annual depreciation typically slows to 12‑15% for the second year and then drops to 8‑10% for the third year, stabilizing thereafter.

Let’s dive deeper into what this means for prospective buyers:

Year	Depreciation Percentage	Estimated Value
1 year	~15–20%	$30,000–$31,500
2 years	~12–15%	$26,250–$27,750
3 years	~8–10%	$23,500–$24,750
4+ years	~5–7%	$22,500–$23,500

These estimates assume a standard vehicle with ~30,000 miles per year and no significant damage, and they may shift depending on factors such as ownership history, aftermarket modifications, or regional demand. For instance, a 2023 2020 MINI Cooper Clubman with 25,000 miles, in excellent condition, might fetch close to the higher end of the 2022 price range, whereas a heavily used one with 50,000 miles could be 10–15% lower.

When asked “what is a 2020 MINI Cooper Clubman worth,” many car buyers and collectors rely on resources such as the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Guides, Kelley Blue Book (KBB), and local dealers’ pricing sheets. By combining these references and considering the vehicle’s features and market sentiment, you can arrive

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